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Tribe Stays in Thick of Pennant Fight: | Completes Series With Colonels Tonight -

By EDDIE ASH »

Site ports Edfio A. A. Stars

i By. winning two out of three | from Louisville over the week-end HAL SWANSON, Minneapolis | pitcher—stopped Saints with six

| the Indians remained in the thick § of the A. A. pepnant race just * | hits and batted in two runs to win opener, 4-2.

. game and a half behind the league \ leading Milwaukee club. ARNIE BERGE, St. Paul short10th inning rally as

| The Brewers gained some ground | | on the Tribe by winning four in a | stop—1led ! row at Kansas City but the Red-| Apostles won second game, 2-0. f skins are well pleased ont | ED IGNASIAK, Toledo first basei standing and feel confident of|,.; gop three hits in Mud Hens’ | | overhauling the Cream City pas-| | 4-3 victory over Red Birds. | timers at a later date. The Tribesters defeated Louisville] ART LOPATKA, Columbus pitchyesterday, 7 to 0, in the first half er—allowed only two hits and batof the double-header and the Col- [ted in four runs as Red Birds won, onels annexed the seven-inning | [ 18-0. :

second game, 8 to 5. And on Sat-| ApMAND CARDONI and WENurday night the Indians captured | DELL DAVIS, Milwaukee pitchers the series operer from ‘the Ken-| checked Blues with six and three tuckians, 6 to hits, respectively, as Brewers won, Series 3 Tonight {3-1 and 2-0. The rivals are to wind up the | series under the lights at Victory] | check from the ball club. He passed | fleld tonight and. it will be ladies’! | his military physical recently and § night at the Tribe park. When | was accepted bythe marines. He ! Glen Fletcher held the Colonels to} is 28. The big fellow won six i four hits yesterday and coasted 10 games and lost four this seasen. FE victory it was the Tribe's 12th shut- | Gunning for his 13th victory, Ed out triumph of the season. The Redskins hammered Dick [in the second tilt and was belted Callahan for -14 blows and Ben out in the second stanza. The | Geraghty, second sacker, paced the | Colonels ‘put one junner around in bombardment with four hits and| |the first and had the bases loaded | one run batted in. Artie Parks | when the side was retired. batted in one run, Fletcher one,! In the next frame, aided by a| | Stan Wentzel two and, Norm Wal-| » » | len two. i The Redskins staged a splurge | i the third stanza and sacked the)

| Wright opened on the Tribe mouhd

Yesterday's Tribe Box Scores

costly error 2 Geraghty, the visitors went to work on Wright and scored five runs. Byron LaForest, {the league's leading hitter, wal{loped a three-run’ homer over the [right field wall during the. huge rally.

Widmar Halts Tribe

| The Indians also tagged the | horsehide, tallied four markers in the initial stanza and pounded | Otie Clark off the mound. Al Wid{mar relieved on the Louisville rubber and put a sudden halt to the Indians’ attack and held them to one run which was registered in the sixth. The Colonels clubbed out 10 safeties and the Indians nine.

Brown got three of the visitors’ blows, one a double, and Artie Parks smashed out two doubles for {the home team. Tom Earley relieved Wright and Pedro Jiminez finished after Earley stepped aside for a pinch hitter in the sixth. The Colonels got to Earley for one marker in the fourth and to Jiminez for one in the seventh. - Shortstop Heinie Heltzel collected three of the Tribe's nine hits. Jim Wallace is slated to pitch for the Indians tonight and Rex Cecil for the Kentuckians. - Frank Genovese, Louisville outflelder, was banished in the fourth inning of the nightcap when he | got under Umpire Prince’s hide | after a close play at first base. n » »

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§ contest by tallying five times in| (First Game) (Second Game) ' the one frame. They also scored] LOUISVILLE | LOUISVILLE | in the fifth and seventh. ABR RH OA E x AB R H OA E i { Koney. 2b divi 8 oney, 3 .......... 4 ‘3 32 19% Rich Says Farewell ye of ‘ : 2 3 2 0 Gerovese, of ieee 11 1:0. 49 0 . 58, Phin Thompson, ¢f ......1 0 0 0 0 In addition to holding the visi- Brown# 1b ........3 0 1 7 0 0 Dis pg iris 3-33 13 1 1 tors to four blows, all singles LaForest, ss ....... $d 0 3 3 1 elalores 38 uw. $3112} arat . .e Fletcher rolled up eight strikeouts. Bateth > frees 4. 0 0 0 1 0 gowerton, rf 40 0 30 0 6’ trajight [ipscomb. 3b . +3 0.0 2 1 0 Lipscomb, 3b 3 6 6 1-0 0 It was the Tribe's eighth straight TOUlipon. Ft oo 3.0 0.4 0 0MEee 3 73 Fa ~otery.,. Geraghty contributed the. EPs ove li BD Clark p i ivainen 0 0.0000 0; y A A TS SNM og had ZL RLY JE XP OW | fielding feature with a back handed cy nes PN Ty Sah A Boh i stop on Earle Browne's drive near) | a ke] TORR Ae 10 3113 3 second Totals .. aed 0. O08 Of DIANAP | . INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS i The total attendance was 9601, a ABR H OX E ABR ROA FP | record for the season at Victory Geraghty 2b $1 +1 9 gir d.nt 11233 | fleld. {Parks If ~4 1 1.1 9 Mack, 1b 1 1°7-0.90 Mack, ib .~.....:. 4 1 214 ow gage ¢ 2 312 3-9 Before the second game got un- Brady. ¢ 4.1 08-0 Oindenizel of .... Y 03 00 | der way, Pitcher Woodie. Rich of {Ireniet ef inne $ 121.3 .8 Mon'y 59 1 v0 | the Indians was called to home| Wallen, 3b i 1 2 03 0 Heluzel 56 $9133 | plate to receive a “going away’ | Fretener, 3 oman t. 3 31% 3 ki | wright, po 0 00 00 a7 oy va { Detore Qe. 90. 0 9-0 Talbert Ca t r L boris an Ne = hs ne 3 Wikie Fs 333% Ouisvi —- iminez, 0 0 ¢ Net Tit] | INDIANAPOLIS © 005 010 10x—1| p Si W 1 Russ Batted Ii—Parks, Wentzel 2, Wal-| Totals ........... 2% 5 221 9 1 A es ern € € be 2, Fletcher, Geraghity., Two-Base Hit| Detore batted for Earley in sixth. “ MENASHA, Wis., July 16 (U, P). [ Wenzel Stolen Base— Geraghty. Dou-{ Wilkie ran for Detore in sixth.

Doris Hart, Miami, Fla., left today 3

Strikeouts—By Fletcher, 8; Cal-

for the Eastern clay courts tourna-' oh 3. Wild Pitch — Callahan. Passed | Genovese, Browne 2 XaForest 3 Barath. “ires—Ru y wo-Base Hits—Koney arks. 3, ack, ment at Jackson Heights, N. Y. Bj} Aragon ne "Hime 3 00. Steen- tmrowne, Barath. Home Run—LaForest. | Stolen Bases—Wentzel. Koney. Sacrifices

after making a clean sweep of the Western senior tennis:titles

Talbert, winner of the National Clowns Beat Nine

ble Play—Heltzel «to Geraghty to Mack, Bill Talbert, Wilmington, Del, and pest on Bases—Louisville 5, Indianapolis| INDIANAPOLIS | «oo... Base on Balls—Off Fletcher, 2; Calla5

Louisville 150 100 1-8 . 400 001 05

Runs Batted In—Mack 2, Brady, Heltzel,

—CGenovese. Browne. Double Plavs— Browne to LaForest, Earley to Mack. LaForest to {Koney to Browne, Widmar to. Koney to

| and Colion Chaney, local 190-pound | among local wrestling fans, will be

0) staged af Sports Aréna next Thurs- |

Indianapolis was very baseball conscious yesterday. Above, left, back of Batter Joe Mack is a section of the 9601 fans who turned out for the Tribe's double-header with the Louisville Col- | onéls. Center, the popcorn stand at Victory field did a landoffice business. Sandlot games also drew” hundreds to the city parks and at the right is a play in the Allison-Atkins encounter. Fred Johannes of Allison is the batsman, the Atkins catcher is Ed Cohen and the umpire John Cavosi.

Junior Linksmen Start Annual State Tournament

By HARVEY HARRIS

swung into action for the 18-hole qualifying round of the Indiana Junior Golf association's 20th annual championship tournament today at the Broadmoor Country club. A wide-open battle for the championship was in the making since Arnold Koehler, last year’s winner, entered ths navy last February. The golfers started teeing off in| — ; threesomes at six-minute intervals |who qualified in the state amateur at 9 a. m. At the end of the day's |last week with 146. qualifying, the 32 low medalists will] The early shooters were having be eligible for competition in match | trouble with Broadmoor’s lightning play which begins tomorrow and|greens and the well-trapped course. continues to the 36-hole finals Fri-|It seemed that none would be unday through successive eliminations. der the par figure of 72. The remainder of the contestants] Gordon Byrd of Muncie had a will be grouped to compete for hon-| 38 on the out nine but Hesler stood ors in other flights. at 41 at the turn and John Hare One of the pre-tourney favorites|Jr., another of the favorites, was was Jack Hesler of Crawfordsville | even 40.

Chaney Pitted «Martin to Meet Against Chicago Turkish Grappler

Mauler at Arena Wayne Martin, former athletic di-

Tall Lindy Elliot, Chicago's 225- rector of the swanky Hollywood pound heavyweight boxing threat, Athletic club and ‘the latest “hero”

the five-scraf pro mitt card to be! All, "Turkish grap

pler, in the main

day night. 4 | go on the outdoor

[ball loops were treated to the best

Theft or Hone.

Fans who activities of

follow the Sunday local amateur base-

entertainment of the season yes-|0 terday afternoon.

facturers and Municipal loops. The fast-stepping Kingan Reliables, winners of 15 consecutive games

{this season, were handed their first | Atkins, Junior golfers from over the state—approximately 90 in number, | defeat by De Wolf News in a Mu- hits in the initial game. E C. Atkins | touched Reavis and his successor, hitting star, getting a triple, three thumped the Manufacturers league- | Wilson Owens, for 14. Bob Sears,|doubles and a single in*six trips to Atkins center-flelder,

nicipal game, 5-2;

leading Allison nine in both ends of |

a double-header, 9-4 and 7-4; Joe|t Lease turned in a 27-b no-hit game |t

Beer in a Municipal game.

six safe blows, were collecting 10 off the offerings

Upsets and out-|staff. Ed Wirtz had a single and standing performances resulted in| home run to share hitting honors| hitter, but limited his pitches to 21 almost every game of the Manu- {with Dean Williams who had a!batters in the seven-inning Manus {single and a. triple.

for P. R. Mallory and Gene Moore {for stole home to give Leonard Clean- | Myron Sparks hit a home run for pal clash was a pitcher's battle ers a 1-0 decision over Gold Medal | | Allison.

No-Hit Gane Among Thrills

For Fans in Sunday Sandlot Baseball Play

Bob Adler’ held the meatmen to!which resulted from three Atkins’ while his mates | errors, was stemmed by Pitcher Lowell Christian, who held his ope f Ochell Tuck, ace of the Kingan|ponents to six safe hits. Lease not only turned in a no-

|facturers game. He walked a man Marcum on Mound {in the second inning but the runner Ed Marcum, on the mound for {was caught stealing. He struck held the losers to five lout 12 opposing batsmen. Manager His mates| Frankie Baird of Mallory was the

led the hit-|the plate. Paul Stevenson had ing with three for five and con- home run, a double and a single. ributed a sparkling diving catch Pitcher’s Battle the game's flelding feature.|' The Gold Medal-Leonard Munici«

| petween Johnny Twigg of the beer A late rally in the second game, |man and Red Humphries of the

[Bveon Nelson of Toledo (O.), acclaimed by most of his fellow journeymen today as the greatest golfer the game has ever known. Nelson, now 33 and a_veteran of 12 years of professional tournament golf, won that acclaim yesterday. He climaxed- the greatest. winning streak in the history of the sport by beating Sammy Byrd of Detroit, 4 to 3, to win the 27th National P. G. A. tournament.

time,

Nelson Hailed No. 1 Golfer

DAYTON, O., July 18 (U., P.).— eight For the first time in his career, |tournament victories. was (has won 11 championships so far this year as well as $31,500, counting the $5000 he gained yesterday.

drove Nelson consistently yards and he even matched. the celebrated Nelson iron game. on the green, Byrd bowed to the wizardry of a man who had always been considered a : mediocre putter.

| Cleaners, each allowing three hits, Moore got on through an error in the seventh inning, moved to second : on a passed ball and advanced to individual |¢}iq on a fielder's choice. He Nelson als0|4,cheq for home and was ruled safe on a close decision, Arch Kimball hurled five- hit ball to give U, S. Tires a 6-2 decision over Lukas-Harold in a Manufacturers league game. The Tire men got away to a two-run lead in the first inning and led all the way. Tony Bova had three hits in four trips to lead the winner's ase’ { sault.

straight major

Byrd's roundhouse swing outby 50

But

Toolmen Blank Rivals Williams Tool & Engineering nabbed a shutout victory over 40 & 8 in a Municipal clash, 6-0. Elvin | Cook limited the losers to six scate

For the 33 holes of their sched- |

Byrd one-putted eiglhit.

Coffin Links Team

The Windy City sluggef stands 6] mat card tomor-

feét, 3 inches and will have a big| row night advantage in reach over the local Sports arena, pug. Elliot's best scraps were reg- | Ali’ beat Irish

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istered. aghinet.Jrish. Mickey Hayes, a 8 Week. ATUIEY hes

| Charlie Roth and Lou Campbell, all k. o. victims of the Chicagoan. He has draws with Jack (Buddy) Walker and John Hubbard and lost athe University of Oklahoma where close decision to Gunnar Barlund. |he also was a wrestling ace and held Semi-windup opponents also are | three dnter-collegiate titles. He is signed to contracts and will be Ted [an exponent of the American judo Christie, Chicago junior lightweight style of self-defense. who has won five straight tests| Jose Manuel of New Orleans and here, and Robert Beamon, young Pat Riléy of Chicago meet in the Indianapolis Golden Glover who re- |semi-windup, while Morris Litchford cently turned pro. of Buffalo and Steve Nenoff, RusMatchmaker Lloyd Carter also|sian matman, are in the opener, plans action on the bill for Arnold —————————————————— Deer, local middle, and Raymond Glenn, whose winning streak was stopped recently by Christie.

Martin

Columbus Plans

Harness Program COLUMBUS, Ind, July

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16.— | Purses approximating $6000 will be lat stake in the harness racing. program to be staged at the Bartholo-

fSTeased its lead over other mu- | nicipal clubs. Sarah’ Shank

advanced from |

Class C. Pleasant Run slipped from

third with South Grove. The best the East siders could wd yesterday was win first in Class D, third in Class C, fourth in Class |

The Coffin golf team, by finish- |B and fifth in Class A. South | Williams’ attack. ing first in Class C and second in | | Grove took top honors in Classes | with two men aboard. Classes A, B and D in yesterday's | {A and B, second in Class C and | at | Tyndall cup play at Riverside, in-| | fifth in Class. D.

third to second by. taking -third in jin Josten s round. Classes A, B and D and fourth in has a total of 452 DONS, Shank | Manuihstrers “rei THE Baw makers, Allison and Mallory, each. the runner-up position to a tie for |Grove 37 each, and Riverside 21%.

{tered ‘hits, while his mates cole lected eight. Ray Daniels hit a {triple and a single to lead the His triple came

Increases Lead

In the remaining afternoon's | game, a Municipal affair, Ft. Har« trails ‘the field, rison breezed through to a 9-2 vice

Riverside still

| having finished fourth in Class A [tory over Roosevelt Pharmacy.

and D and fifth in Class B and c| The Atkins double win creates a Coffin now 'threesway tie for first place in the

has 39, Pleasant Run and South | have won six and lost three. Walter Chapman-=of Coffin, Bob| Kingan still holds a commanding Schuman of Pleasant Run and |lead over opponents in the Municie' Clayton Nichols of South Grove pal, Ft. Harrison being the runner. fired 75's for medal honors. ‘up with a 62 record.—B. H.

{ Browne. Left on Bases—Louisville 4, In- y i clay courts title just one week be- F G th 5.2 |dianapolis 7. Base on Balls—Off Wright 3,| LONDON, July 18 (U. P.). — The mew county fair here starting fore, defeated Elwood Cooke, Los k TOM. xotham, 9- |Qlark 2, Widmar 2. Barley 1. Strikeouts. | world's first big out-door fight since | tomorrow. e 3 y Angeles, 6-2, 6-8. 7-5, for the men's The Indianapolis Clowns defeated in % mning: Widmar. 4 in 8%. Wright, §| Pearl Harbor, a Tuesday night| Two $1000 stake races are on the singles title, while Miss Hart scored the New York Lincoln Giants, 5 to}i}, 1; Eavier, ¥ in $39} ouniles 23.1 match between British Heavyweight | program in addition to two and — All 8 straight set triumph over Mary.2, last night at Victory field before | Winning Pitcher Widmer Losing Piicner | Champion Sgt. Jack London and three year old stakes of the Indiana Arnold, Los Angeles, 6-3, 8-6. 2700 fans. Tn ob Thiet ~ Slengrate, ‘Prinee] Contender. Bruce Woodcock may| Trotiing snd Pacing Horse associa. : draw. more than 50,000 fans, pro-|tion and six other events. S ¥ * f C | b R | S h | moters said today. i ln of f A The fight, first commercially pro- f b H A an Ing Oo u S: esu S, £ e u es moted boxing event -in England So t a Notes Sy AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (Second Game; 7 Innings) (First Game) | since ‘1939, has captured the public| tn last night's games at Speedway : b f Nit Won Lost Pet, Toledo wh Wns 3 8 Deteatt res 000 408 Ugh 4 : 0, fancy because of the sensational stadium, Cincinnati Pepal-Cols sirls ¥ Cc orc Sesan ! 4 —p Pies XK : ne e oc epsi-Cola, ~0, - NDIANAPOLIS 35 ‘50% | Hutchings and Lyon; Lopatka and, Benton. Houtteman, Wilson and Swift; | 'S€ of young Woodcock, 8 24-year- | Broderick Boilermakers of Muncie won J Lauisvitle - b Aa) Bucha. o{H0LOwY: Heleombe, Turner and Drescher. | old railroad worker who has won 19 over Bpeciway All-Stars, +1, and Castle . é 5 A —— >. v 1 vi Toledo ros 46 ABS | (First Game) | poiponea, Detroit "New York game straight professional bouts, 18 of RE own Yn finneapolis .............. * 484 St, Paul 900 900 020— 2 6 s— them by knockout. At Municipal stadium, Lukas Harold Lolumbus 1 A531 B nneapolis )21 010 00x— 4- 5 o Chicago at Philadelphis, both games Nitehawks won from . w., 1-2; ansas Oity 58 B46 Branch, Tart and Narron; Swanson | postponed, rain, Logansport Sitls shat out Eras 3 ———— | an Savino. | —— . girls - an ingan n ts dru s e . NATIONAL LEAGUE {Seeons Game) | StL M L d R, C. A, 12-3. SE 5 Wen Lest Pet. st, Paul . 000 000 002 2 5 1} pase he. Washington, beth games ajor ea ers a—— 3 Shicage Ge Hd Minneapolis ion oo 00a oo... : 3 2 Cf mat—— By UNITED PRESS In ‘Bush-Callahan Sunday league games, 9 §t. Louis 3 564 eaver an ewis; e “nm ayino. + 3 ; ie : played on city park diamonds: tel fr 4 prookivi. .... : 357 | : RESULTS SATURDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE Machine 3, Haas Drugs 2; Indianapolis] of Pittsburgh 37.526] : . net : AMERICAN AS 2 G AB R H Ave [Bleaching 2, Lentz Tavern 1 (14 innings); ; New York 0 az NATIONSL, LEAGLE | Louisvitle AAI 7 o|Guccinello, Chicago . 72 183 33 3 Ae FV. W, 6 Lukas-Harold 0 oston : rst Game) A aki 000— ase, Wa. gton .. 68 14 91 324 BN Fincinnati a8 = Boston .... . C020 200 100== 3 9 % | Indianapolis ooo 002 002 20x— 6 13 2 Stephens, St. Louis L710 272 41 313| - Tonight's schedule at Speedway: 7—Mo- |] BX} Philadelphim ......... 21 68 $t. Louis 100 000 000— 1 6 ~F 0 a mar and Aragon; Durheim,| Stirnweiss, N. 76 311 57 95 ,306 hawk Merchants vs. H. & 8. 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